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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-24
SAT AND SURE!
Real Estate i'm Rock Island.

No 10l Finelv lccat residence on Second
avenuc. two story brick. ten rooms. goo' els ern-
well and cellar. water werks. barn and outhous =:
nice thrifty trees; splendid lawn. One-thlrd
down. balance easy terms. S4.Nu
No 103 Two STOW. room house on Twenty
first street: Sood barn. large lot and all the con
vcnienees $500 down. balance on time. -. .s2.so0
No III Double tenement hon on Sixt street;
rents we'll. one third down, balance in /, and
years l.bu
No H. Ole and one half story house, Sixth
street and Fourth avenue: lot 40X64, Onc-thlrd
down. balance i'll rec years .-...--...-......SS .SSp
No 113. Two story house on Fourth avenue;
lot 40x1OO: waterworks. etc. the third down
balance easy y.-.-.---........ --.+----. Sl.ob
No ia Honse on Seventeenth street, lot COX
140: well located. One-third down, balance on
No lis. Fine residen e on Fourth avenue. he
tween Tw 18th and Thirteenth streets; lot S0x1j0;
high and dry splendid cellar ~ fe IN the clear;
large I0-room hous bath rooms. hot and cold
water furnace. etc. large barn; house alone cost
nearly $1,000 viii sell on easy terms. Price
..-..--. SoVyu
No III. Good house and lot on Eighth avenu'
splendid condition: well built; a BARGAIN, S3,2 100
No ils Fine residence one Of the neatest IA
the city; 35x54: II rooms. basement bath rooms.
hot and cold water: lot 7Ix150; ltcat,d on Fourth
avenue. Very cay erms-... .-..-.-....--. S5,uo
M. 49, >plendid property on roliue avenue;
very large lot; good use barn, etc. -.. $, 800
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-24
New Advertisements.
| Honest Help for Men
Pay no more Money to Quacks.

| will send you New Self Cure discovered
| after 80 years experimenting, which Never
Falls and Costs YOU ABSOLUTELY NOTHING
until cured. Address HENRY SPRAUL,
Box 465 Milwaukee, Wis.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-24

Wrightsville, Ga, May 3, 1886.

Let's see, didn't the republican party
have little trouble over some "my dear
fisheries about two years ago?
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-24
In McMaster's Addition.

We have in this addition the best bar
gains in vacant lots to he found IN the
city. LARGE LoTs, Long TINE, EASY
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-24
HARPER HOUSE DRUG STORE

Than other Drug Western Illinois, Not
Medicines but on all Standard Drugs Fancy
celaneous Read thecut rates
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-24

We have for sale large three story brick building well To-
Gated and suitable for wholesale house of almost descp
ton Large balance five years;
will pay purchaser 81 900 for the of building until Jan
uarv 1885 Price $1,000
good two story building, in splendid condition, located
right the business of the city Lot 100 feet deep; easy
terms Price $1,000
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-24
LOTS.
In Allen & Fleming's Addit'n n.

Ranging in price from Sl50 to $500
Terms. one half cash. balance in two
years
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-24
In Dodge's Addition.

Lower than they have ever been offer.
ed. Prices range from 1900 to 1915
Terms one third cash, balance in two
years.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-24
COMPETITION DEFIED.
PRICES WARRANTED

to be 20 to 80 per cent cheaper at the
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-13

Special Dispe-ch ~ tle DAILY E gle
CASH CITY. Kan. via Ashland Jan.
1O.-Ats O'Clock ia~t night the livery barn
Of Q4iucy Fisk caught fire from a defective
rlue in al adjpiniug camp house used 10y
freiglfers. and together with Il large
amoua, Of grain, Wa, totally destroyed
About thirty heai Of horses were in The
barn al the time. and a number II them
were severely burned before they could be
gotten out Snmc milk cows in adiuinin Z
sheds were also 5aiiy burned. their hair
being entirely ,ingei OF and their ewes
b.jSf-red out 4 number of bu-gitS aud
wagons and harness aud sa.i4les we're also
swallowed by 'he flames
Near the u4rn Wa located the family
residence Il Mr. Fiss and il. too Ms
burned, portion of the household f.
fects we're -svcd- The night was inieH.l,
cali, the wind blowing heavily. and II VA
ouiy by active hanis that the fire vas pr
vented irons tapping I'd other buildings
there being many Hew oHes both business
and re>i!rnee un.ier course OF erec Iou ou
either side The pump, lately put 10 ny
Mr.. Cash Henderson president II the
town COMPANY. proved of Invaluable ser
vice. Le~, by the fire. -, o00 90, with
light Insurance VI
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-13
4 JUDICIAL MURDER.
4 Citizen OF the United States Arbi =
trarily Executed by Canadian
Court

Ottawa. Ont. jaa ~ Robert Evans
SprouIe was hanged in Victoria b C.. FOR
the alleged mutder II FhouGs Heating in
koo;oD;A on JUNE lst. 1885 Sp.ouie was
an American citizen. and natise OF
Weeks Mills. Maine On the triad he en-
deayored 70 establish an alibi bat owing 10
the absence &C his Witnesses in Oregon and
being unable 10 procure their attendance
he partly failed After the tr.al. the chief
witness for the prosecution. one Charles
Wolf made m affidavit IN form that evi
dencc given by him at the trial vas false
ami the American consul a. Victoria re-
ported 10 The lieutenant gosvrruT 81 British
Columbia that after investigation he be-
levtd tte man Innocent 4 STAY II exc
culiou was asked by Secretary bayaTt IN
order that ue = evidence might le taken ~
prisoners counsel going ~ show Tint II
Was Impossible f1T him i4 have hJen N a
position 20 commit The crime This appli
cation The government refused
DEVELOPMENTS - To- show ihat tbv Judi
cial murder OF au iunogeut maa Was COM
nltted in tae hanging If SprauiC The
y,ifnt,S " ho ESa, wanted tu establish lie
aili q, jh,. time II hearing was Henry
B,a,lie. miner Although desperate =
forts of counsel we're mai,. he could not
.,e found but carl, in December last bc
turned up ia san Francisco and sent b..
fore TIE judge n competent jurisdiction.
and made aiIitayit &, the eject that he
was with Sprnale on ihe das # the muy
der at a place fifteen mile, from thu scene
of the crime
An application was made Ay the prison
err counsel for rule Ei~i. b-fs r Justice
Heury. of the Supfent c5Ir; ban. asking
FIR writ 81 babea- corpus ~ IL he alter
native f1r the discharge 81 jhe condemned
man Tire y rit va granted hut a.ss dis
obeyed hy thc sheriff. al3 An sppi aliGu
va, them u5a!c frT 40 unconditional dis
charge II thc prisoner. which "ls granted
Tn. order WI, pii! no attention I1 and
Sprouts, va- hanged The paFer sbo~lne
bis iunoceace b.yGad question "sTc flied
Yesterday ~lih the .gersfart # Stale hrrc.
and tie brother ~ the dead uaa. Frank
Spr0uie has instructed cnuD-i hcre Be-
bring suit against tbs province Of British
Coluiubia f.r 80 rNU damage la Goose
qu-ucp ~ th. wrongful execution -nt h.s
trplher agilu-l tire absolute ortifr af taC
supreme court
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-13

NEW Toax Jsa = FRA r1a. men 6;
s.as isstrn.z} gais af.srnefs1 taz. p. s-s 20
fsa met1 ave .sa-a ttfsee OBJ lss~
asr.i. afsl .6af ~ - 4 -iry
- a r,--a.. af ~ eris - ~ ozl
aas.s! rs SIS. zsriLers s~1 str.- 4.,-8r
lsc c.sas. fg1z i'rsg5dess- IT, ~ civ
Tlrey AaF- l-7ta cgstisrt fl.s .sls - ID
sin. rs faef Easx4 81 tssev sas. IRE s-sai b >
~ . Nes E.s,saa entirely ta - l.
naF -s7ss- tazt lhr Sea Ia-k e-& Nsse
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every Gfa-e-rsg .siea sff. fI.sll.fs ka--se- 81
tisost.stss-- = lasl. = cazi $3.50 As
laai asslg Tai hz.l iesa 49, aesrf.
bal on Is AeakTag osst tslzy 3 asa-sl 20
asprev Ter szsiksrs l. b -tasss. tea
CE4sstla- III sea 3 essssfrsl ~ 81 fhr strss-
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Wichita eagle., 1887-01-13

" belonging 10 the United States. IL Was
not cnly body of religionists: it Was a
people that had a policy; that was
the key note OF the Situation:
| they intenied to people ih-t
territory exclusively with the marmons and
10 segregatc To- themselves separate hant
a portion If ;he property ~ the United
States That hierarchy had been kept up
ever since Thsir organization WIS an or
ganiZatinn inside of this. and controlling
one az Its territories il Was useless Ia easl
this business al assault upon religion: il
WAS an assault upon 4 bsEd If men organ
izef for the purpose Of exclusively cen
Trolling n territory which belonged Io the
people Of the United STATES T.sInv c,sn
gress was roofing oct & t,.e just possession
III Tie soil thai belonged q tia- people and
that should have been c,en sDG free 20
them all Polyga.av w oa'F ene Of the
manifestations AZ u. bsl condition Of So
c;eiy in that ie.ri;ory
II might be asked 10y ws id unt let
them carry cut the prine PCS tast actuaie
them Because some slsy ~ other these
people might be admitted into fellowship
in the states. and while he rtCeguizfd 10
the fulles; extent the right 81 l,cal self
government, the right Of preservation of
local institutions. while be deemed that
right one Of the strongest builwaTks o:
liberty. nevertheless this CoUp.ry must ne
IN the main homogeneous ia thought sud
feeling, If II WAS To- be a strong nation
The differences that were u b. tel, rated
must be kept within reasonable limits.
which would sill enable ;he nsfisa ~ I've
united in Thought AMI feeling against all
exterior opposition
After further discussion by Nr. Casvell
of Wisconsin, aa1 Tucker Of Virginia. the
house substitute Was agreed - aad the
senate bill a. thus amended Was passed
wiihou, division only sish; members de-
mauCiing the yeas and nass
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-13
N-v.frofn Newport news.

RIrHuoxp. IA. Jan 12-Tbrrc has
becu 20 r. tons d~m1u-tulilu by tue
striker ~ Newport Ness since iss-i ai fhf
Thi, morning tram xlfh ue4rlf ugu-
dr,d lator~r- from A3acm4r-s county
reached Nru port Ness ard f.- Wsn went
70 work niorsHe fright utarY re p-otec
ton Il ti4c state gIa9t: r. ool .rrd Cauuaiyl
fr,ul r. hm.uI DgunZ ile tts There
were 2Uu haurs at Aefs ga tbs Ehhrves
loading three steamers f.~ Europe Gen
crsl Niekhau. iir. Ere-saeaf ol tbe
Newpart Sess = Nss-i,-iea. valley
Railroad e. Bad ak Ntb t9r
strikers to!av ard fsi+ than at
they bad stopped ssrk alfH11f ra.-e .nd
without u.ftss. ra4-.a@ .tJf Esfr ri iac
tnilllc by csf- AMI imp.7!irs tle 9z5tine=s r.
IT,, country g. -ssi.ti-.t ai s.ta Is frs
cxcep.isf4-. xo9!8 30 aliastl ia gotta asfk
IL once i tbry ~Aaed ta ,aer- was
plenty WORK fgr fLesa sas lor tas urH
haa3- p,s; on this morning AS sr i'rs
tioa COMMITTEES 30 fhe kHieat as 5.aJr a.
-.-fHhiy 4-S.i f-r q cr8frr,s.r z-H zen
Wlcsham l1f he p.-ifi-e.y sft-~i fa Ar
aiirltr -.,ie ,f iisf ne<r t- afa -ers iH-
-oient ami intimate tAas t5ere b. al 81
s.le.i f.tl H-ua-s 70 sa.3ee s zee
sss that ,ae a.as. a. li.eu srs 4-H~4 ssf4
revolver. 7 ~ ns4 ga - ell s uutsr
ilsc prolee. igu = TIE "a lis -
TIE slria-Ts af,sr "a -sas s-s~ia5 RI tIs
K Of i haIl .-ferlr.5ssd a,5 o. ~I Fa
sors aale~- tis rslfaad q p-sas sef i-si
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r, confer el,a GsssTai =. ieaAa7 - s1sff..sr
lsr 49, ~ 81 a. f5-r rnHfsf-ar~ Tie
strikers .gce-sis,i this zfierzssol. 81 ~
fsseBiy q So sev Nsto- e. ifsi Nrs tLe
-frlker- aye .u1et tst aa sa sad sI1.s
s--ert iha' al osw harris z4l ~ s-s st.sra
'nulGrroE 1hsrs a-r 20 sts,a'igss =
pft7~enf 81 8 collision betHsea fae ar.Il.fsTf
and TIE striker
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-13

SPECIAL 0lsDaI,l % lHe Daily a.lge.
TURoN. Kan, Jan. reflections were
held in this township and in York town
ship, ia Stafford county. Yesterday, To vote
the bonds and grant = short extension TO
the d VI & 4 L r. The vote was in
favor e the extension in York township
by 81 maj 'rity, and in this township by
q. Regular trains on the D. NJ & A are
already running into Turon. and the people
have redeemed their pledge to the railroad
company. The $50 inhabitants Of the
booming new town of Turon now have
direct communication with Wichita.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-13
LABOR COMPLICATIONS.
Fifty Thousand Men To Stop Work.

HAzLEToS. Penn. Jan The, execu-
slve committee Of miners aHd lalssrrr> II
sub division Nc l. If district as~-Hil,
No. I35 knights # Labor which include
Iae entire anthracite cfsal fields. held =
S~lon there yt->tvr.iav and rc>oiscsi - Dr.
clare q general strike of all employees en-
gagged IL mining cal that gg--- Is places
Cpai handlers provide! tAe strikers approve
OF ihls 81 being The most effective, aud
rendering them the f<>i a~~}~ianre- 4
telegram announcing th- srfis,n Of ihr com
uliiee was s-nI ~ the s.rlser> Ia Mater
Workman p T Brennan. ani .Iz'-,l after
the meeting. thai If the scfion II the COM
miit-r va approved D. toe striker, -. Vts5
II tAe 100 G-'0 mine eTnpioE-- in the an
taracI;s cSal fields ws,tIid stop work
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-13

PrTTsBUEs. Pa Jaa- IL AT meeting
OF The Western Nail association ldzy IL
w4s unanimously deciiesi n advance the
card rate 90 nsil- from e 20 10 81 80 per
keg. sccontiag 10 the nailcr's scale card
rates having Reached 8 60 wages will now
D. advanced one cent Per KEY
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-13
e"tnef Report.

WASHINGTON. Jan Is. l a. m.-For
Missouri: Southeriy, shifting to colder
north westerly winds, snow, followed by
fair weather.
For Kansas: Colder northwesterly winds,
fair preceded by snow.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-13
FORTY-NINrH CONGRESS.
Senate.

WASHINGTON. Jan. f2.-Senator Hoar
from the committee on claims. reporte,
the senate bill to extend lis time for filius
claims on court claims under the French
~poliatiOn act fortwslve months and on hi.
motion the bill was passed Mr. Dolph al
Connecticut. on coast defenses, reported y.
IN amendment In IL offered an item Of ap-
preparation OF So 0sld. 900 for the construc
ton Of fortiica'ions and ether works Of
defence. Opiered printed
On motion Of Mr. Plat senate bill su-
thoriZiRg the settlement of the claim al
Hiram Bordan, assignee Of The BOr,ian
Fire Arms company for the use by the
government Of the Borc,an improvement IN
fire arms. was taken up and passed.
Mr. Allison, from the committee on ap-
preparations, reported hack the appropria-
linn bill with amendments Ordered
printed.
On motion OF Mr. Ingalls the seua,e hill
10 amend section $40. revised statutes. in
regard to renting or selling of government
property, was taken up and passed.
The senate then. az l Is resumed con
sideration Of the interstate commerce bill
and WAS addressed by Mr. Call who de
clared his concurrence in the great objects
public pooling-ihoughj to be carried 10
10 effect by the original bill and by the
conference report.
Mr.. Brown spoke against the bill.
hr. Mitchell of Oregon. objected strong
" 10 the fourth section Of The bill
Mr.. Cullom stated that there were three
or fgur senators who desired 10 speak On
the BILL and who had engagements fer
his evening; he would not. therefore. ask
for a vote tonight but would do 50 before
the adjournment tomorrow
Mr. Harris asked unanimous consent 20
have the vote taken tomorrow. but Mr..
Aldrich Objected.
After an executive session, the senate
al iuIrpei
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-13

TExsru=. x : IA - Tx polso~snsa
Eto 9I~fez~s1 sgthl~-tF IN 80 asa~.zslsss
essA1sssr ysss<rtAy asre srT stss. t-stsg. aE.
sstaslrte-s - hail tss o. - Il Iks assrsz
5<lag - la grosza fsT tTu<-s-sis Is
axAsaz. Goszrno- AEaosE ahe s4rszss-1 sss
po.scrzErz s<siozs-
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-13
AATLEo1CS

The CTJHtd Ct me railway system q
Kansas during tze sws past yeaE> A&s been
p@caamiRal Fu'iv 25J mixes - Rev
$50; aa-e. turing iaa1 period ben con-
,.,,tc,., aid since T8e IRIS, dav - January
1876. DC; !,-,> tli4E !. 100 a.i,s nave eeeu
6uished. Aany Of ne Oh lines hsve also
teer generally 2nd substantially improved
IN Jaa9ary. lSs5. tE;rty-cTe OF Jae coun-
ties CT Kansas, 81 then deEaei. had npt 8
nile al railroad within thejr borders. To
cay al except fourteen Of or one hundred
counties aTe trave-sea by aae or more lines
al rails ay. and within SIX months seven
a.isiITo0Sl counties vii X pro-ided vith
ral.7oai facilities. There are Il presen:
.. tte miles Of railwa. N operation within
the limits OF he state
Tbs Tarvslcsss development of cur rail
wa-T system. gratifying . !. is 20 he prize
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-13
TIE sTPREME COURT.

A delay of justise is often an absolute
denial of justice The docket of the SUI
preme court is so overburdened that. in
many instances, long. expensive and vexa
tious delays attend the final adjudication of
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-13
STATE NINE INSPECTOR.


The coal mining industry il Kansas has
assumed vast proportions. employing ;hou-
sands OF men AMI millions If capi.AI The
output Of the mines for 1884, vas - 50p. p
600 bushels; that for - aggregated Be-
COL 21 bushels: and that "a. 1876 vii
probably exceed 3. 000, 600 bushels
TIE LABOR BUREAU.
Capital has right to fair prof.>: ,a5sr
has = right 10 fair wages; and the laws
should. if possible guarantee Jhe>e rjgaj~
10 each. Seif-re>p, ctirE and Ian atieag
work lngmet GtitLeT eXpec; nor demand
more than this. and the lu>' Judgment of
an Intelligent people viii inQor-e any ieE-
i>isiiun having that end in Kew
BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
The monthly ana quarterly report, Of
the state board of agriculture have nai2
tanned the high standard u excellence jhsJ
has always distinguished the publications
OF that department.
STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Large and valuable additions 10 the col
leciions of the Historical >ocjsty have zen
made during the past two wears Its libra
r. now numbers ). 03s volumes Il books.
$50 volumes Of bound newspapers. aRd
Is. 665 Pamphlets Il has -also scc.a 14d iase'i
a vast collection sf manuscripts, IGJscri-
laueous papers relics and pictures. There
are now 153 newspapers ard periodicals
published il this state. ana the regular
issues of these are al being preserved in
the library OF the society
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-13

One wing of the new Industrial Reform
atorv at Hutchinson. is nearly completed,
and the legislature should make provisions
for organizing It's official force. and for the
erection IF The administration and otneF
necessary buildings In my special mes
sage of 1886. | expressed my warm ap-
prevail of the purpose Of this institution,
and my belief that not one-half or the
prisoners sentenced 10 confinement IN Tire
penitentiary naturally belong 10 the Grim
iual classes Their age. the nature Of their
offenSeS. he light sentences imposed on
MANY of them. and the frequent appeals
made in their behalf for executive cle0en-
CIV. bv Judges. prosecuting attorneys ana
Jurors. all Justify the belief that hundreds
of these Youthful law breakers might, 10y a
judiciou> course Of dicipline and training,
be reclaimed and reformed. | therefore re
gard the establishment Of the Industrial
Reforuatory as marking q new era in the
administration Of justice, and sincerely
hope that the legislature will make ample
provisions fov equipping, opening and
completing il. The report of the Reform
atory commissioners gives full information
concerning its present condition and re-
quirements. Authority OF law should toe
given to transfer TO the reformatory. as soon
"a il is ready for their reception, certain
classes of prisoners now confined IN the
penitentiay.
THE SUPREME COURT.
A delay of iustise is often an absolute
denial of justice The docket of the SUI
preme court is so overburdened that, in
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-03
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

10000 acre stock range, controlling the
water and grazing on SOC, 900 acres, for the
small sum OF $4,000.
1000 acre stock range, with good-sizea
railroad station on the land, together with
1000 head of graded stock. all for S75,O00
easy terms.
1850 acres of grain and stock rancho,
400 acres OF which is first-class farming land.
Plenty OF oak timber and living springs of
water; house, 2 large barns, and other
buildings; all farming implements, ! 10 head
of cattle, IL horses, $50 hogs 100 chickens,
etc., etc. ; all for $4,000.
Ss0 acres ~. s. PATENT, about 1so Of
cry; 25 head Of cattle, $50 hogs. 100 chickens
and turkeys. Price, S6,500
Z1 acres on Jefferson street, in old or
anges and vines in full bearing, suitable for
subdivision into lots. $1,000 per acre. Fine
soil and good locality.
20 acres on Western avenue, at $3.50 per
acre; one-third cash, balance in one year.
so acres near Cerritos Station; 50 acres'in
alfalfa. Good house; water-right with tn e
place Only Si12H per acre.
l0see the map of the Altadena lots.
near Pasadena about l acre in each lot
streets 100 feet wide.
BUSINESS PROPERTY,
s6 l-i feet on Upper Main street, at $500
so feet front on Spring street; 5000 per
foot.
50 feet on New High street; 5000 per foot.
"a 500 for 1864 feet front on south 81 de
OF Bellevue avenue, corner Philadelph Ia
street; suitable for business, and close to
the business center.
CITY:PRoPERTY.
S acres on Boyle Heights dmproved)with
house; water all through the place; $500.
Easy terms.s
10 acres on Euclid avenue; the most
beautiful building site in the city; $1,000 per
acre.
1 lot near Temple street; only $500.
The following list of lots will be offered
for a few days at from 20 to so per cent. less
than the surrounding property on account
of some of the owners not being able to meet
the payments soon to fall due. Most of this
property can be bought on easy terms. Any
person desiring to make quick turn will
do well to call Immediately.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-03
VII
From Miss Esta Gillette in Kansas City to
Miss Lizzie Marsh in Chicago.

From Miss Esta Gillette in Kansas City to
Miss Lizzie Marsh in Chicago.
Dear Lizzie-Poor Flora's troubles
are at an end. Last night she died in
my arms. Her mother has been tele-
graphed for. As soon as the funeral is
over l shall return to Chicago.
VIII.
From Miss Esta Gillette, In Kansas City, to
Miss Lizzie Marsh. in Chicago.
Dear Lizzie-I am placed in the
most unpleasant situation! Mr.. Bon
sail is sick in bed and there is not a
creature to do thing for him but me.
Flora's mother arrived the day before
the funeral and made everything so dis
agreeable that both of the servant girls
Quilted the house as soon as the serv.
ices were over. had arranged to leave
on the following day, but when l went
to say good bye to Mr.. Bonsall l was
surprised to find him quite ill. "Esta,"
he cried. as extended my hand to him,
"you will not allow me to die of ne.
glect, will you?" ''There islnothipg
else for me to do" answered, II can
not stay here alone with you" "rhen,"
he exclaimed, ''send for somebody to
keep you company, but for heavens
sake don't go away" Perhaps l did
wrong, but concluded to remain.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-03
DIR. T.. Hitler. ST..

Well and favorably known in California
and Nevada since 1858. and with the expe
rience of forty.five years of an extended
and successful practice in all the depart
ments of medicine, surgery and obstetrics
and thorough knowledge OF the advance.
ments and modern practices in the various
medical branches, feels justified to offer his
professional services to the people of Los
Angeles, particularly to those unfortunatet
who are suffering from disease which has
resisted the ordinary modes of cure.
His credentials and testimonials are open
to inspection at his Office, corner third and
Spring street, Los Angeles.